Examples of interlocked

• Such a structurally and procedurally interlocked system is not conducive to comprehensive reforms and institutional innovations.

• Thus, a vicious circle is established in which thoughts and congruent emotions fuel one another in an interlocked, continuous cycle.

• The two tonalities are actually interlocked in the duet on a more local level.

• For that purpose, sociological and aesthetical approaches need to be interlocked.

• The above, all interlocked, constitute the official worldview.

• In heaven let us be two birds flying ever together, and on earth two trees with branches interlocked forever.

• The result is a rich and rewarding book which well brings out the nuances and significance of two dynamic movements whose fates were interlocked.

• His apartments, especially in the high-rise collective houses, were planned as maisonettes, partly on two storeys and interlocked in a complex three-dimensional puzzle.

• It was here that the interests of the executive branch and the parastates interlocked particularly well.

• Instead, it has tried to forge connections between these interlocked histories and processes.

• Only when ' hypercycles ' are introduced, in which replication and primitive translation are interlocked, does fidelity of replication improve, as it becomes enzyme-assisted.

• Instead, he argues, 'economies are built on the interlocked realms of communal and commercial value, not gift versus commodity' (ibid.).

• This approach leads toward a semiotic concept of culture as an interlocked system of construable signs.

• What ultimately governs, in the kingdom of justice, is a set of interlocked value judgements on the purposes and the significance of goods.

• In this way the two shapes are interlocked, as of course they have been at various other levels - all other levels - for the whole of the song.